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Backpatching in Compiler Design by 8367748261durga is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Backpatching is a technique used to handle jumps in code generation by temporarily leaving the target of a jump unspecified and filling it in later. It utilizes lists to manage jumps and employs attributes like B.truelist and B.falselist for Boolean expressions, along with functions to create and merge lists. Additionally, the document provides an example of translating a function call into three-address code, demonstrating the process of handling parameters and assignments.
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